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There's a general sigh of relief as you review your mana base and you have your lands that are only lands, then a few MDFC lands that are mostly a spell, but a land if you need them

With a gorgeous full-art treatment and powerful in-game utility (readying other characters and stalling the opponent), this card has seen prices climb beyond $300 depending on condition and listing

Fill Uthros, Titanic Godcore (Borderless - Galaxy Foil) with enough creatures and you can get blue mana for every artifact you have

No More Lies (60 copies) By now, we all know how important the graveyard is as a resource in our format

Yeah, some of the names here are just references to real-world people, like Nebuchadnezzar (based on the Babylonian king), Ragnar (a Viking hero) and Rasputin Dreamwaver (based on the Russian mystic)